David and Alan have made our stay very special with their kindness and attention to detail. We were…read moreasked to join them for dinner and were surprised to not only have great accommodations but a fantastic meal as well. The beef was cooked over an open fire pit outdoors and was accompanied by awesome French scalloped potatoes and farm fresh salad. The wine was paired nicely and the dessert was great. I would highly recommend both the accommodations and meals here !

From the owner: Au cœur de l'Entre-Deux-Mers, à proximité de Saint Emilion, entre Bordeaux et Bergerac, à la limite…read morede la Gironde et de la Dordogne vous serez accueillis dans une maison de village, du 19eme siècle et située au cœur des vignes. Bon séjour ....

We stumbled on Chateau le Baudou by accident and what a wonderful 'find' it was. Tired and hungry…read moreas we were after a long road trip, the hosts welcomed us warmly, fed us a delicious meal and showed us to our bedroom - a large high-ceilinged period room furnished with antiques and tapestry. The night was so calm and quiet that we overslept. We recommend this place very highly, you will enjoy your stay.

Our stay in the Old Bakery was the highlight of our holiday. Lou is a warm and laid back host who…read moregenuinely wants his guests to feel at home. Breakfast was delicious with a selection of home made jams to try as well as freshly squeezed orange juice, crispy bacon and roasted home grown tomatoes. The Old Bakery has been beautifully restored with the same care and attention to detail Lou takes in looking after his guests - the pictures do not do it justice. A true home from home.

We enjoyed the tour of this really nice winery. The guide was informative and helpful. Our tasting…read morewas the best part as it was outside at a large table. Such a beautiful setting!!

Simply the best stuff I've ever come across. They booked several tours for us, extended our rental…read morecar which we didn't book through us, and found us tons of reservations throughout the state. This level of service is just not common anywhere else and I'm a common just at the four seasons and I'm in Shangri-La. The hotel itself is beautiful the rooms are quiet and well appointed, and there is a real blast back breakfast buffet included in the rate although it's mostly a continental breakfast. I highly recommend staying here I don't think he will do any better anywhere else

Love this place- it's completely charming, central and quiet here. I will most certainly be back…read morehere to stay if I ever get the chance again. The reception desk is open during certain hours so be sure to check ahead of time of when you'll be arriving at their property. The staff will inform you of a key code that you'll need prior to entering the building, so be sure you have that as well, or you'll have a confusing time trying to contact them on their service line (unless of course, you have a working mobile with you). Once inside, if the staff is there to greet you, you can head up to one of their super limited rooms, and unwind. (As with many accommodations in certain parts of the country, it's rather common to not have an elevator, so be prepared to be able to carry your luggage up and down the stairs if needed). The rooms are pretty spacious, and each decorated with a theme. I had the "Picasso" themed room, with lots of bold reds and cubist decor adorning the room. It was furnished with a small tv, a hot water carafe, a tv, and I believe free wifi. In the morning, you can come downstairs to the lounge/lobby area where the staff will serve you breakfast (lovely croissants, sliced baguette, bread, jams, butter, fruit, yogurt, coffee and juice) whilst sitting and looking out to the quiet street waking up to the business hours. The b&b is really well located, and everything within the center is pretty well accessible from here on foot. There's tons of little shops and eateries around the area, so you'll be sure to have your pick of cuisine of whatever you might be craving. If you happen to be there over the weekend, be sure to ask about the Sunday Farmers Market by the river. AMAZING produce and foods alike, you can't miss out!! Hope we can come back to stay longer next time!

From the owner: Invités dans ces chambres d'hôtes Chambres d'hôtes en plein centre ville d'un excellent rapport…read morequalité prix. Les chambres sont toutes différentes et le petit déjeuner y est copieux à la française. Situé rue Bouffart, à quelques centaines de mètres du quartier piétonnier, il n'existe pas d'autres chambres d'hôtes en plein centre de bordeaux. L'acceuil y est très chaleureux dans cette ancienne galerie d'art.

Le Pavillion as it is know locally was the perfect place for us to conclude our 10 days in France…read more After. big cities and big castles we fell in love with the tiny village of Saint-Emilion named after a 7th century, cave-dwelling monk. It's a bit hard to classify Le Pavillion -yes it is small, 5 rooms, and yes they offer a nice French breakfast but they are much more than a small Inn or B&B as the owners, Julian and Nikki make you feel more like family. They are two Australians who came to the area 12 months ago for a 6-month stay and never left. They have certainly found their true calling and run a clean, comfy deluxe place that they bought and remodeled some years ago. Our room, Cardinal, was on the 2nd floor (1st to the French) as are most rooms. The room was quite large with lots on light from two 6 foot high windows that can we opened to let in the fresh air. The bathroom was large with a modern rain shower. The inn is surrounded on three sides by a small vineyard which made for a nice view. There are also vineyards across the street stretching off into the distance. Despite this idyllic setting, the small town of Saint-Emilion is only a two minute (or less) walk away and there are many great restaurants all within 10 minutes so even without a car you can easily take full advantage of the small town. As for their hospitality either Nikki or Julian are around most of the day with ideas for sight seeing or wine tasting (they owned a local vineyard for a while so know their stuff) and are happy to recommend restaurants and set up reservation. As they are native English speakers their are no language issues what so ever. In the afternoon, there is always coffee, tea, water snacks and an open bottle if local wine and you can just help yourself, This is a really great find and so much more peaceful to stay just outside of bustling Saint-Emilion.